Sentence examples for what it measures from inspiring English sources

The first is the validation of the measure in terms of its performance characteristics and what it measures (i.e. does it reliably and reproducibly measure what it is supposed to in different studies and with different populations?) [26,66,67].

Some conservatives have attacked the survey's methodology, saying it is hard to define what it measures.

To see what it measures, imagine a tiny gymnast, Jim, who circumnavigates the singularity by going around it once counterclockwise.

As for the citizenship exam, "What it measures actually isn't what we care most about," he said.

Gross domestic product as a statistic is sound, they say; what is wrong is the fascination in government with what it measures — the sum total of a nation's annual production.

What it measures, however, is not a single patron but the intercourse object of the entire unit.

Veronis Suhler invests in information, education and media, and those fields are what it measured in the forecast, the 23rd annual version.

One tool did not specify what it measured.

The algorithm did a good job measuring what it can measure.

The validity of a measure is concerned with whether a measure actually measures what it purports to measure.

Another reviewer wonders what it really measures.